What the job is
The job is to take a script that already converts and make it in every format. Anglr provides the winning scripts and the winning angles for each brand. You make the versions: UGC, podcast, drama, animation and brand film, with small changes to hooks and scenes so each brand has more ads to test.
This is volume work on proven material. You are not asked to invent a campaign from nothing. You are asked to make many good versions of something that already works, and to make them fast.
| You get | You make |
|---|---|
| A brief per brand: brand, product, angle and hooks | Every format you can make from the script |
| Winning scripts that already convert | New hooks and versions on the same angle |
| QC and compliance review on every video | Finished vertical videos ready to run |
| How every video of yours performs | More versions of what works |
How you're paid
You are paid on performance on every video of yours that runs. If you are hitting volume, there is an optional smart retainer on top. Anglr does not publish pay figures.
Performance pay suits people who are confident their ads work. A flat fee pays the same whether an ad flops or scales. Performance pay grows with the ad. How performance pay works explains the model in more detail, and how much to charge for AI UGC ads compares it with flat-fee pricing.
What a week of work looks like
- You receive a brief: the brand, the product, the winning script, the angle and the hooks to test.
- You make the first versions in the formats you make best.
- You add more formats from the same script: a podcast clip, a drama, an animation, a brand film.
- Every video goes through QC and compliance review before it can run.
- Approved videos run, and you see how every video of yours performs.
- You make more versions of what works.
Only videos that pass QC and compliance review count.
Formats you can make
Any format counts if you can make it convert. These pages describe each format and show public examples of AI ads from creators on X (they were not made on or for Anglr):
- Brand film
- Product demo
- Get-ready UGC
- 3D animation
- Story-time
- Talking head
- AI claymation and craft-style ads
- Drama
- Fashion
- Podcast
- AI expert, doctor and founder ads
- AI mascot and talking object ads
- AI comedy skit ads
- AI green screen and reaction ads
- AI music video and song ads
- AI product placement and viral-moment ads
- AI street interview ads
- Suggest a format →
Public examples of AI ads from creators on X. Not made on or for Anglr.
If you have a format that isn't on this list, send it. New formats count too.
Tools you can use
You use your own tools. Anglr does not require a specific model or editor. These guides cover how working ad makers use the main video models for ad work, with sources checked:
Comparing tools across formats? Read the best AI video generator for ads, by format.
Choosing between two models for a format? Read Seedance vs Kling, Higgsfield vs Kling or Seedance vs Veo 3.
How this differs from a UGC marketplace
UGC platforms differ in who they serve and how they pay creators. UGC platforms compared sets out each platform's pay model and its stated position on AI-made content, taken from each platform's own pages.
Three things set Anglr's model apart:
- Every video is made with AI. There are no shoots, no actors and no products to ship.
- You start from scripts and angles that already convert, not from a blank brief.
- You are paid on performance on every video of yours that runs, not a one-off fee per clip.
What we look for
We look for people who make full ads on their own: script, scenes, voice, edit and captions. A good application shows:
- Finished ads, not tests or single clips
- More than one format, or one format made very well
- Clear product moments and a clear call to action
- Results, if you have them (spend, click-through rate or return on ad spend)
Common reasons applications are not approved
Most applications that don't get through have one of these problems:
- Only clips or model tests, with no finished ad that has a hook, a product moment and a call to action
- A product that changes shape, colour or label from one shot to the next
- Faces, hands or on-screen text with visible generation errors
- Claims in the script that a brand could not legally make
- No way to see the ads without signing in
Fix these before you apply, and send your strongest finished ads first.
How to apply
Applying is free. Click Get started for free, fill in the short form and send ads you made, plus results if you have them. Every application is reviewed by hand and the group is kept small. If your work fits, we reach out with next steps and your first brief.
If you run a team, apply as an agency instead. If you mainly edit, see the page for AI video editors.
Who this is for
- Independent AI creators and editors. You make the ads yourself. You know your work performs, so you'd rather be paid on what it does than on a flat fee.
- AI agencies and studios. You run a team of editors. You write the brief, your team makes the versions, and you're paid on performance because you know your team's ads scale.
Not for you if
- You only want a flat fee.
- You're new to editing and not yet confident your ads will perform.
- You want every shot spelled out for you.
- You make one style and won't try others.
FAQ
Are these AI video editor jobs remote?
Yes. You work with your own AI tools from wherever you are. You receive briefs, make the videos and submit them for review online.
Do I need past ad results to apply?
No. Strong work gets you in. If your ads have results, tell us, because results help us place you faster.
Do I have to specialise in one format?
No. The work is to take one winning script and make it in as many formats as you can: UGC, podcast, drama, animation and brand film.
Can I apply as part of a team?
Yes. If you run a team of editors, apply as an agency. See how it works for agencies.
Can I apply as an agency?
Yes. Your agency runs its own team. How you pay your editors is up to you: flat rate or performance. Anglr pays the agency on performance. See how it works for agencies.
Do I pay for my own AI tools?
You use your own AI tools and do your own creative strategy and editing. AI credits can be covered based on performance; agreed when you join.
Who owns the ads I make?
You do. Brands get full usage rights to run them.
Can I work with other clients or platforms at the same time?
Yes. Many of our most successful partners work with multiple clients.
How do I know the brands are real?
Every brand partner is confirmed before any brief goes out.
What happens after I apply, and how long does review take?
Review is almost immediate. We review every application by hand and reach out if you're accepted.
What standards do you vet against?
Every application is reviewed by hand against the standards we publish on the creators page: finished ads with a hook, a product moment and a call to action, consistent products from shot to shot, and no visible generation errors.
How are AI video editors paid at Anglr?
Paid on performance on every video of yours that runs. There is an optional smart retainer for hitting volume. Anglr does not publish pay figures.
Which AI tools can I use?
Your own. Creators use tools such as Seedance, Kling, Veo, Higgsfield, Runway, HeyGen and CapCut. Anglr does not require a specific tool.
How is performance measured?
From the brands' ad account data.
When and how do I get paid?
On each brand's payment terms, shown to you before you start, straight to your bank.
What if my ad doesn't get spend?
Every creator is vetted against our standards before being accepted, so accepted creators make ads that are built to perform. Every brief includes winning angles and examples, so your ads are made to run.